AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDiplomacy: Mexico approved Nigerian envoy Reno Omokri’s appointment, with concurrent responsibility for Nicaragua, Guatemala and Honduras. Volcano Watch: Satellite data show contrasting movement beneath Masaya Volcano, suggesting a deeper magma reservoir is gaining material while a shallower one is losing it. Nearly two million people live within 13 miles of the volcano. Regional Tensions: Colombia plans to set maritime boundaries around San Andrés by decree, reviving its long-running dispute with Nicaragua. Investor Claims: Nicaragua has returned goods to eight U.S. investors but is holding onto properties valued at $45 million, according to a recent report. Mining Concerns: A report says 84 Chinese mining concessions could cover about 10% of Nicaragua’s territory. Faith: The country’s first Latter-day Saint temple was dedicated in Managua on Sunday.
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